Employee Rights Act amends labor laws to enhance rights for lawful workers and protect employee privacy.
The Employee Rights Act amends the National Labor Relations Act to enhance employee rights, particularly for lawful workers. It prohibits employers from voting on behalf of employees who have ceased to be members of a labor organization or pay an exclusive representative. The Act also mandates that employers provide voter registration lists to labor organizations for union elections. Additionally, it restricts the use of employee personal information for purposes other than representation proceedings.
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